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Oracle's JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Requirements Planning
To maximize customer service while keeping costs in line, you must be sure that demand for your products can be met with available resources. Requirements Planning provides the visibility and action recommendations required for efficient procurement and production scheduling which ensures that supply aligns with demand, even across multiple sites.
The UX One Production Manager page provides at-a-glance alerts and analytics related to production scheduling, quality, and costs, along with easy navigation to view additional information or take action.
The UX One Production Planner page provides an at-a-glance summary of planning messages, test/inspection failures, and real-time graphical view of scheduled operations versus remaining capacity for any work center in a calendar view. It also provides easy navigation to view additional information or take action.
Gantt-style display of work order operations along with work center capacity allows for rescheduling of the order by dragging and dropping any operation to a new date.
Supply and Demand Inquiry displays the current inventory position, supply, demand, and availability date in order. It also includes an at-a-glance view of uncommitted supplies (available to promise).
- Execute DRP, MPS, and MRP for your entire enterprise in a single processing run
- Select whether you want to run material requirements planning separately across multiple organizations or a grouping within the organization
- Designate any facility as a supply source, a demand source, or both
- Execute one of several different net change or full-regeneration planning runs
- Select your planning horizon with a combination of daily, weekly, or any other user-defined period
- Do re-planning on the entire product line or an individual or group of items